This repository contains a simple Brainfuck interpreter written in C++. The interpreter reads and executes Brainfuck code from a given file.

• Make sure you have a C++ compiler installed (like g++).

To build the Brainfuck interpreter, simply navigate to the repository directory and run make:

make

To run the Brainfuck interpreter, use the mindopen executable followed by the path to a file containing Brainfuck code:

./mindopen path/to/brainfuck/code/file.bf

Replace path/to/brainfuck/code/file.bf with the actual path to your Brainfuck code file.

If you have a Brainfuck code file named hello.bf, you can run the interpreter like this:

./mindopen hello.bf

Brainfuck is a minimalistic esoteric programming language with only eight commands, each represented by a single character:

• >: Increment the data pointer.
• <: Decrement the data pointer.
• +: Increment the byte at the data pointer.
• -: Decrement the byte at the data pointer.
• .: Output the byte at the data pointer.
• ,: Accept one byte of input, storing its value in the byte at the data pointer.
• [: If the byte at the data pointer is zero, jump forward to the command after the matching ].
• ]: If the byte at the data pointer is nonzero, jump back to the command after the matching [.

Brainfuck operates on an array of memory cells, each initially set to zero. The data pointer starts at the beginning of this array. The language is Turing complete, meaning it can theoretically solve any computation problem given enough time and memory.

For more details on the Brainfuck language, refer to the Wikipedia page.

Some example Brainfuck programs are provided in the test/ directory. You can use these files to test the interpreter. To run a test file, use the following command:

./mindopen test/filename.bf

Replace filename.bf with the name of the test file you want to execute.

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.